This is a monster of a release and there is a little bit of everything here. synth, early industrial influence and power electronics. I've listened to it in its entirety only 2 times because its length can get a little overwhelming. There is approximately thirty tracks and its running time is well over an hour. Listen to it all in one sitting and instantly be better than everyone.
光束夜 or Kousokuyo is a dark jap psychedlic rock band. so come along on this acid trip from japan hell and enjoy doomy sludgy guitars and worship satan and all that evil stuff. so if you're into any psychrock stuff like Fushitsusha or Datetenryu or if you've never heard of those two and this then get them all of it and just sit.
This has been kicking my ass latley it's a little single by Anne Bean & Paul Burwell Pulp Music titled Low Flying Aircraft [no label, extra hole burnt instead]. After deeply getting into the short-lived No Wave music scene in New York i was brought to this early gem. I really do not have any information on them other than they aren't from New York but from London and i am pretty sure this is all they have released a mere 2 song single. i was not expecting much from this little single just the same wacky unlistenable jams i've heard from previous no wave artists, but this is the most unique, unlistenable 'music' 1979 has to offer.
I love this band more than i should but i don't care because i have a full on throbber for 90s emo these days and this band in general. here we have Ambassador 990's self titled 7''. the first two tracks have been re-recorded under different song titles on the 12'' but these ones are the real deal.
James Dean Driving Experience is a fantastic old indiepop band formed in 1987. i find their upbeat twee jams very nice in the morning when i don't ever want to get up then Sean Connery plays and everything is okay. it's not possible for me listen to just one ep by these guys, it's mandatory to listen to their entire discography. Here is 1988's Dean's Eleventh Dream, 1989's Clearlake Revisited, and 1990's Sean Connery and trust me, it is not enough.
here is something that has been on heavy rotation for me in the past couple of weeks. Filth and Violence fail to disappoint and my wallet is always in open arms for their wonderful, pleasureful releases. 
feeling hip with those macbooks and fraps so hard. here is Women's self titled album which came out way back in the year two thousand eight. After my incredibly homosexual loving to their latest album Public Strain it's probably time i get a full on throbber for this promising canadian band.
I am going to keep this slow year going with a 7'' flexi that is probably the exact opposite of slow. Hokkaido, Japan's Tranquilizer always does the trick for me whenever i am in the mood for a short painful headache. "sounds like drummer in a race with a lawnmower and a vaccum cleaner to see who can explode first" 
One of the most impressive albums i've listened to in awhile. They are from Wassenaar, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands and they are going to rock your socks off. There is some crazy good guitar work accompanied by the best beats the Netherlands can offer. It's quite psychedelic and mesmerizing at times, maybe it's time you lose some balls and enjoyed this.
